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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
Guide-Level 15
No. BCA is required for MCA. Some local colleges may provide you admission. You will have to check them personally.
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PUNIT JAINI am a b.tech computer science student
Guide-Level 12
Hello Saurabh,
The placement in Teerthanker Mahivir University for B.Tech in Information Technology and Infrastructure Management Services is very good. Its infrastructure is very good. Full WiFi campus, good teachers, good placements, etc.
I am studying here. It's a very good university, brother.
I hope this information helps you.
Thanks and all the best for your future.
The placement in Teerthanker Mahivir University for B.Tech in Information Technology and Infrastructure Management Services is very good. Its infrastructure is very good. Full WiFi campus, good teachers, good placements, etc.
I am studying here. It's a very good university, brother.
I hope this information helps you.
Thanks and all the best for your future.
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Atish ChandraTech, Travel & Food
Guide-Level 13
Yes, You are eligible for NIMCET as u have done B.Sc. (IT), you are also eligible for MCA lateral entry!
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
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ashutosh chauhan
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Hi, for M.Sc abroad, firstly check their eligibility criteria where you wish to go. Another thing, is if you would like to apply for European countries, they have much more research oriented courses in their countries along with many scholarships. Answering the main question - I believe you can go for both. Obviously, BCA is applied course and can give you much more exposure to applied things than a B.Sc, because it is mostly have a theoretical course but obviously there's a view you can keep on exploring about things. Do some interns and gain some experience in researching over computing field interacting with senior working under pro
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SAKSHI SINSINWAR
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Amity University is a good option as, Amity University has a great infrastructure with great library, personal cabins at library.
Faculty members are hardworking and supportive. Placements are good. Amity University is a good option. You can go for it further.
Faculty members are hardworking and supportive. Placements are good. Amity University is a good option. You can go for it further.
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Ashutosh Tamrakar
Guide-Level 11
Go through the below link to know the difference between CSE and IT. https://www.obsessedwithdatascience.co.in/2018/07/computer-science-vs-information_19.html.
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Sarvesh Kinfer
Guide-Level 13
Your B.Sc. percentage is quite low and you may face some challenges, you can target Tier 3 colleges. For the list of probable colleges, check link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/upsee-college-predictor.
https://www.shiksha.com/upsee-college-predictor.
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Shrey Arora
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Hi Anand,
Yes, surely, you can get admission but your percentage in class should be more than 65 percent.
My best wishes.
All the very best.
Yes, surely, you can get admission but your percentage in class should be more than 65 percent.
My best wishes.
All the very best.
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